MOSCOW, June 8 (Reuters) - Russia's state-run grain trader, the United Grain Co...
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MOSCOW, June 8 (Reuters) - Russia's state-run grain trader, the United Grain Co (UGC) estimates investments in infrastructure necessary to raise the country's grain export capacities by 2015 at $1.79 billion, a UGC report showed on Tuesday.
"The increased efficiency and competition on the infrastructure services market will permit cutting grain costs by up to $20 per tonne," said the report by UGC CEO Sergei Levin, prepared for the International Grain Council in London, a copy of which was obtained by Reuters.
UGC estimated total investments in the port infrastructure development until 2015 at 22 billion roubles ($755.7 million). (Reporting by Aleksandras Budrys)
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